kingdom to further what you've just said in your graphic for example the united kingdom media has made quite a bit of what it's called noise being introduced into ukraine for example. people called where mosques on demonstrations and so on but of course it's not to mention that this has also been the law and united kingdom for some time well you know looking at the situation in ukraine and how the police is dealing with the young around there we have seen a police have been using violence rather spiraling so far so in your opinion why isn't there an all out crackdown happening in the capital kiev and elsewhere in the country. i think it's true to say that sudden from the footage we've seen here in the west that much of the protest movement is peaceful clearly also it's politically organized in a way that often doesn't take place in the west that's to say you have opposition leaders actually taking part in these protests started there might be a feeling that this is perhaps more than just a small section of society irrespective of how democratic and democratic the protesters actually ar

a year when one party of the united kingdom voted to make its way to the exit door. the scots are having a referendum in september, and a yes vote means a shrunken uk. it was on the 26 november that the leaders of the scottish national party, the party in charge of the scottish parliament unveiled their blueprint or white paper for independence. the 670 page document is designed to answer all questions about how an independent scotland would operate. >> the treasury has vowed to fight for the united kingdom with its head, heart and soul. [inaudible] you now have the blueprint for independence. [inaudible] will he now stop it? >> i'm enjoying the debate we are having a. that's where the debate should take place. of course, there should be a debate, including televised debates, but this is a debate between people in scotland. this is not a debate between the leader of the conservative party or even the uk prime minister and the scottish first minister. it's a debate, rightly, between the leader of the no campaign and the leader of the yes campaign spent talking of deba

the united kingdom? >> we are building new homes across the united kingdom. what we have done is give the power to the bank of england to advise on any potential problems in the housing market or any other market. we have cleared up the mess of by regulatory system left the party opposite so that proper warnings can be given in proper time. >> under the party opposite, manufacturing was neglected. , thethis government manufacturing technology center in my constituency, companies like jaguar-land rover and rolls royce, does the prime minister agree that to reserve the manufacturing sector is a long-term path to prosperity? >> rebalancing our economy is part of our economic plan. we want to see a balanced recovery, balance between manufacturing and services, drop really balanced between north and south and making sure we win back these jobs. theyompany that he quotes, have the full backing and support of the government. they have investment going into the apprenticeship schemes that are helping them. aroun

this is a predominant force in the united kingdom. there have been a lot of concern about clothing retailers. fashion sales are a concern. -- haveing the likes of done far better. many anticipating the next will be setting the scene for us. -- trying to get the foot all -- football. they lost their chief financial officer as well. we are expecting sales to rise, but it will be eyes -- they did raise them back and knocked over. >> next had a pretty good quarter. >> they raised their profit guidance.

and should stay within the united kingdom. i made a loaf of scotland and as the papers which i of respondents described as one would hope that which came out last night and then call again faced with an accident he recommends and in fact and the county announced today stating that the actual assassin is focusing on the brat. the uk government's neglect of just how much scotland's current benefits from unsafe. for example a business based in scotland they state that it benefits the iraqi from assets to protect case economic interests aligned defending the world famous exploits risky than stellar defense against excessive taxation. his trainer barry is but i told them that the yes today is the whole thing up and won the referendum in fact and that we can position the propaganda war being waged from re signs of the barrie colts any critiques of westminster

kingdom. say the latest scotland analysis papers which are a response to scotland's white paper which came out last november and propagated voting yes in the referendum in september now the analysis today is doing the direct opposite senate focusing on the breath and the u.k.'s informatic networking just how much scotland currently benefits from it so take for example business based in scotland they say that it benefits directly from efforts to protect the u.k.'s economic interests like defending the world famous sport whisky against counterfeits against excessive taxation and against trade barriers but the battle from both the yes and no is really heating up in the run up to the referendum in september and we've had accusations of propaganda war being waged from both sides of the barricades certainly critics of westminster have accused the british government of fear mongering in order to secure a no vote to come september but let's take a listen to what the minister for europe said about scot

the dates that the united kingdom's independence posse highlight to as the day that twenty nine million eastern europeans could walk on british soil. as the new year has come and gone the immigration debate rages on in england's but instead of twenty nine in the eastern europeans turning top of the british border of the romanian embassy says that less than that he had showed up. i met with the nep helm of the uk independence party or you get an awesome if that failed full costs negates their immigration policy. the last major enlargement the government told us we would have thirteen thousand people coming we had all from india i didn't think you can base a decision on a few days inn in the hike to the media storm. we're looking here at the ongoing princess. we suggested that they should be a moratorium on welfare payments for new immigrants for a period of five years the point is that we welcome immigrants we are a country of immigrants but we believe that we must have reasonable numbers that can be managed within are available social services and social infrastructure that if i'd get b

poor countries including the united states the united kingdom i wanted to do but it's hard to find it so that's what a good five minutes into its waters leading us courts close to the united kingdom said it was he gets caught sixty two to three pounds. he was in that situation. nationalist party said willis who had custody of the said she would be assessed at boston's alliance with the jemaah islamiah. in an interview before the occupation the word to describe the two who likes to mock the smart phone lines. it just gets upset when we did elect to go into shock after beating of your physician can find them and that she wanted to see lightning connections watson the eye. what's not to post one dish at night the saudis are invited to give up on vivid for me when i'm going to have it. what needs to be maintained at all it's tied up with. and of god liked it and kept me if i did think for themselves gonna start independent human rights commission said life and crimes against women in the slightest on tape to record levels and became increasingly broke into cars and thirteen. we take a loo

to stay in the united kingdom for english celebrities prominent business figures and sports stars but in reality scottish independence is quite a remote possibility according to the latest polls just twenty six percent of scots plan on voting yes come september so the war of words on both sides are certainly hotting up and we're going to be watching as it progresses in the run up to the historic vote on the eighteenth of september. so she is putting the final touches in place for the twenty fourteen winter olympics volunteer arrived from all over russia and then now to get a briefing from president putin andrew farmer is in the olympic city joining us arrived and now and day here looking already there with the snow capped mountains behind you now doesn't seem like an exciting moment and obviously quite memorable for everybody. there is i'll just explain where i am firstly to high up in the mountains at the biathlon and cross-country ski center which has been purpose built for these games which get underway in around three weeks' time but there's a lot going on here today as you mentio

to stay in the united kingdom from english celebrities prominent business figures and sports stars but in reality scottish independence is quite a remote possibility according to the latest polls just twenty six percent of scots plan on voting yes come september so the war of words on both sides is sunny hostin and we're going to be watching as it progresses in the run up to the historic vote on the eighteenth of september. it's a topsy turvy world at the best of times but take a look at this. for anyone who needs a roof under their feet russian our good acts have turned a whole idea of homeowning on its head take a tour at our t. dot com. computer hackers are itching to get in your kitchen it seems they're branching out from computers and are now targeting smart house hold appliances from high fives to fridges. and. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. of the flame. the olympic spirit travels with the flame from its place in greece. join james brown for an element

to stay in the united kingdom from english celebrities prominent business figures and sports stars but in reality scottish independence is quite a remote possibility according to the latest polls just twenty six percent of scots plan on voting yes come september so the war of words on both sides is sunny hostin and we're going to be watching as it progresses in the run up to the historic vote on the eighteenth of september. there is a topsy turvy world of the best of times but take a look at this. anyone who needs a roof under their feet russian architects have turned the whole idea of home owning on its head take it to war at r.t. dot com. plus the computer hackers who are it ching to get in your kitchen it seems they are branching out from computers and are now targeting smart household appliances from high rise to fridges. right see. first street. and i think the church. on our reporters would. be in. to give a major event like the one to fix ronayne like clockwork you need more than toppings and world class athletes to make that happen you need a small army of helpers and the such

to stay in the united kingdom from english celebrities prominent business figures and sports stars but in reality scottish independence is quite a remote possibility according to the latest polls just twenty six percent of scots plan on voting yes come september so the war of words on both sides is sunny hostin and we're going to be watching as it progresses in the run up to the historic vote on the eighteenth of september. now seek a look at some other stories from around the world and twenty eight people have reportedly been injured in thailand's capital after an explosion and anti-government march the device was thrown from a ruined building into a truck carrying protesters rallies have been raging all we can bank off was crowds demanding zero government be forced from power the prime minister is insisting on a snapple action and sabu in an effort to call the situation. at least five people have been killed in a blast that ripped through a moving train in central pakistan local media say that around twenty others were also injured in the explosion which seven carriages the train was

if i wanted, the united states has huge leverage as well as the united kingdom. if they want to take a stand for human rights, for example, does follow up on what president obama said in 2011, which is, if you want to have a national dialogue, you need a peaceful opposition who should be at the table released from prison. today those peaceful opposition's he spoke about are still in prison. yet there has been absolutely no follow-up. we're looking at a situation where the united states and the united kingdom and these countries that say human rights and democracy are the cornerstone of their foreign policy are actually turning a blind eye and deaf ear to the human rights situation. >> your father is imprisoned prison, your sister is in prison. , close family friend, is in prison, among many other people. have you been in prison? >> not personally, but because i left bahrain just before the tanks rolled over the bridge. i have only been back once in 2013 for a very short time to see my family. the last time i attempted to go back to bahrain, last august, i was den

to stay in the united kingdom from english celebrities prominent business figures and sports stars but in reality scottish independence is quite a remote possibility according to the latest polls just twenty six percent of scots plan on voting yes come september so the war of words on both sides of the horse you know we're going to be watching as it progresses in the run up to the historic vote on the eighteenth of september or correspond ali boyko reporting there now let's see how the yes scotland movement plans to counter the westminster romancing in his turn for that to the campaigner and scottish pop star pat came think it's a much mr king for joining us here on our to international to talk about this as we have just heard from this report less than thirty percent of scots are up for independence well you only have eight months to go so what's your plan to try and win them over. well to some extent that kind of truth can annoy sense of people william hague coming up to school and i'm talking about all the difficulties of scotland being an international separate nations the incident

clearly in the event of the unhappy event that scotland will decide to leave the united kingdom, that is the legislation to stop the united kingdom, election 2015 applying throughout. >> would've scottish peers as foreign nationals be able to retain their seats? [laughter] or would indeed my friend here answer the question? >> here, here. >> my noble friend asked a very interesting question. [laughter] can i tell her that question 564 on page five and 68 of the document says arrangements for the house of lords will be for united kingdom to decide. house of lords will no longer be involved in legislating for scotland. >> norman smith is with me once again. that independence campaign is certainly raging north of the border. the debate, precious little debate and the rest of the uk. don't you think this whole scottish independence question will hit westminster. >> it may not because there is a real concern in the unionist parties across the board that they should not be seen as interesting in the debate in the scottish government. when we had alex hammond launching his white paper it was

immigration being a very hot topic in the united kingdom at the moment. so there are clearly a lot of obstacles as turkey relaunches its bid. >> how have things changed though since the last time that turkey made a bid to join the eu? >> if anything, the turkish candidacy looks less attractive than it did back then. the united kingdom back then was arguing we have this big dynamic country with strong growth, this could be positive for purpose. but since then the turkish economy has started to lag, things have been looking fore sluggish, and then there are very serious concerns about the rule of law in turkey. concerns about recent purges of the police and the judiciary, in particular the attempt to introduce new controls of reform of the top judiciary body in turkey. all of this would go against european preconditions that they should be strong, stable institutions that guarantee democracy, that the rule of law should be preserved, that human righting should be respected. so that also a crackdown on demonstrations in turkey last year, all of this really d

yes i was a paper of register for they they are and i tell you not only in the united kingdom people are very much that they quite accept the c.c.t.v. they think the police to a good job are the c.c.t.v. and they while they're happy to identify criminals as not so much a fear of surveillance at all think in the united kingdom as possible and on mainland europe. over the past decade the u.k. has been constantly seeking new ways to combat the perceived threat of terrorism. at this military base two hours outside of london the newest techniques are getting put through that base its. mark lawrence is one of the new breed of experts offering instruction in the east of unmanned aerial vehicles or drones. you know official government sources who publicly talk about the effectiveness of this new technique only mark lawrence who speak with us. so one planning to do now is hopefully track patrick than either on his way there or is way back if i don't see him in a few odd i will fly to the horse track and see if we can pick him back. the hunt takes place across three miles. ok so we've got patr

kingdom the white paper back in november argued that independence would boost scotland international profile it would deliver new opportunities for exports and it also said that scotland has contributed more tax per head of population than the u.k. suggesting that scotland is certainly wealthy enough to go it alone but what we're seeing is two very big campaigns getting very much bigger in the run up to that historic vote on the eighteenth of september and i suspect that you case foreign secretary william hague is going to be making a few more trips up to scotland it's all part of westminster is intensified no campaign in the run up to the vote. it's going to see celebrities sports stars in business they gave play with scots to vote no to independence on the eighteenth of september all talking of those celebrities if you're as old as me you may remember the next person we're going to hear from let's hear the yes scotland movement how it's playing the can to the westminster romancing scottish musician independence campaigner. told the seas shaw scotland will be better off by itself to

kingdom say part of the focus of today's analysis is britain's extensive diplomatic network and how much scotland benefits from it said the document even goes as far as reminding scots about some of the relatively modern day in pleasures that they enjoy as british citizens such as consular services when they travel abroad which they might be taking for granted at the moment and of course william hague was keen to remind scots that should they vote for independence there their membership within the european union would have to be renegotiated nor would they be able to use the pound and of course you also spoke about the u.k. protecting scottish business interests for example the world famous scotch whisky and the salmon industry protecting it from excessive taxation and so forth but today scotland analysis comes off the scottish government produced its white paper back in november which propagated why scotland should vote yes to independence it was somewhat of a road map by the scottish government despite everything that william hague said today about scotland being better off within

first of all of scotland quits walks and it leaves behind all that he gets is part of the united kingdom. not just to build membership of the eu the un security council the commonwealth the g eight the g twenty. but in very concrete terms. we've got this very large international network of embassies and high commissions around the world most of its business including things like scotch whisky scottish agriculture produce and eat and so on after five am today. as if i'm going to talk about events that will one day and that is that they enjoy worst affected areas such as coincidence that this is when they travel abroad the meaning of my friends just had to get a campaign is me stepping on the plate that the union. i'm sort of dream of owning the spots with needs to stay tonight keeping them from anderson and thursdays at prominent business to get this all stars but in the three scottish independence this great roommate for both height and according to nielsen poll just twenty six found that australian batangas concept and aesthetic or more of what some scientists said he hoped the nominati

this is a predominant force in the united kingdom. there have been a lot of concern about clothing retailers. fashion sales are a concern. -- haveing the likes of done far better. many anticipating the next will be setting the scene for us. -- trying to get the foot all -- football. they lost their chief financial officer as well. we are expecting sales to rise, but it will be eyes -- they did raise them back and knocked over. >> next had a pretty good quarter. >> they raised their profit guidance. this is where they have been front and center. what they really think is complementing them, they want to expand the amount of stores that they have. >> i would never do it, but i understand the idea. i have to get in my car anyway to go to the store. >> doesn't make life quicker? quicker?t it make life >> you do not have to make a decision in advance, but i do get your point. >> it is how these people are going out and funding the shopping. 25% paid for their christmas by borrowing 42%. a time where we are talking about a recovery in this

suggests that germany france spain and of course the united kingdom are engaged in conversations in damascus with the heater out. the maid syrian intelligence agency plus a mohawk about iraq the military intelligence agency and the reason for their conversations and so the concern that the west has and indeed russia is the number of rather. the hardest who are either joining all qaida sponsored operations but the mad thing is all several. missions fighting assad at the moment and that it's vitally important that for example the nato eighteen hundred foreign fighters without prior to the united kingdom have something like three hundred people that and there is pressure to although the intelligence agencies always deny it to time there is precedent if you remember. just before the fall of moammar gadhafi in libya so mark allen who was the head of the british intelligence counterterrorism side was having very presence conversations with most who went on to become the. minister of foreign the of the it was denied at the time but of course when gadhafi fell and the documents were revealed the bri

germany france spain and of course the united kingdom are engaged in conversations in damascus with the it may syrian intelligence agency plus the military intelligence agency and the reason for their conversations is the concern that the west has and indeed russia is the number of radical are you the hardiest who are either joining al-qaeda sponsor operations but they're mad thing years are several red ball operation dart at the moment eighteen hundred foreign fighters with al qaida the united kingdom have something like three hundred people. a wave of bombings in iraq killed at least sixty two people in baghdad in the northern city of books the worst attacks or eighteen die when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a funeral procession the u.n. says over five hundred people have been killed this month alone or last year proved to be a wrecked deadliest year since two thousand and eight and this continued standoff between the iraqi army and al-qaeda linked militants who have been in control of the city of fallujah for more than a week now in today's breaking the set on our t.v. martin i

kingdom and yet only about one hundred thousand private properties being built that's included from the private sector prices are soaring and yet for some reason no private contractors want to come in and build homes well it's the economics of extinction so they're not building homes for british people and as they become extinct through austerity measures that starve them to death. the remaining hours in the stock goes up in value just like the japanese fishermen who fish big bluefin tuna to extinction that turned it in the refrigerator is worth more because there's less of them so they're applying this mentality of let's commit economic genocide in britain to force the remaining houses up in value and then we can use those collateral to get more loans to go down to. monte carlo and blow our of our asset extraction games. in various gambling is games well they in particular speak to one woman named pat quinn who is on disability she works for forty years or thirty years and she's lived in a property for forty years and the government is now introducing a bedroom tax and she's unable

. >> the prime minister has vowed to fight for the united kingdom with his heart and soul. [indiscernible] you now have the blueprint for independence. [indiscernible] >> i am enjoying the debate we are having now. that is where the debate should take place. there should be a debate, including televised debates. this is a debate between people in scotland. this is not a debate between the leader of the conservative party or even the u.k. prime minister and the scottish first minister. it is a debate between the leader of the no campaign and the leader of the yes campaign. >> talking of debating the issues, that is what they were doing at the scottish parliament. straight after the blueprint was launched -- >> within an hour of this publication, they described it as being -- which amazed me. i must congratulate that man on speed rating. -- speed reading. by my estimation, that is 3000 words per minute. a managed to assimilate before he gave his reaction of scotland's future. >> his speech, entirely in tune with his worldview, rooted in negativity -- >> in the white paper, th