david cameron's argument is -- and it was supported. it's not just britain, but supported by other countries in the euro, significant countries in europe, like sweden and poland, saying, if you're making decisions when the 17 eurozone countries are gathered together, which have profound economic consequences for the whole of the european union, then there has to be a meeting of all 27 e.u. member states as well. it's not surprising they're arguing about these things because there's huge political risk involved. there's enormous amount of money involved. they've been arguing over this for many months, and the stress is telling. >> angela merkel, who we can see here in our screen, and nicolas sarkozy, another meeting by them on wednesday. is it going to be sorted out by them? >> i think they will come up with something on late wednesday, i'm hoping, but probably early on thursday morning in the middle of the night, i suspect. simply because they've delayed and delayed. yesterday's summit was originally scheduled for a week earlier. it was

on this exchange between sarkozy and david cameron, what is the opinion of the eu leaders? >> it would depend who you ask. sweden and poland are outside the euro and they sided with britain. if these are issues that have profound economic effect on the whole of the economic union, we at least need to be at the table for part of the time. they did win that argument. a couple of hours of robust exchanges between britain and france. on wednesday, there will be a short summit of all 27 eurozone countries. the 17 countries will then have a vote. they will be the ones who will have to pay. they will meet late into the night and probably early into thursday morning to try to hammer out the final details. they're getting closer on a couple of issues, but they're not there yet. the last five% is the toughest. >> the u.k. and france, we have talked about that. there's a clear disagreement between france and germany on how they tackle this question of the eurozone crisis and in particular how you deal with greece's debt. >> france and germany have tried to present a united front. that

and what is david cameron doing about it if anything a seat telling the people in britain accurately what's going on here david cameron certainly isn't giving the people of britain the truth about the indebtedness that britain is connected to the european union. when you're looking at this bailout we're having to pump billions into the i.m.f. to support this this is money that could be used to help the banks that would have to face some of the detrimental effects of greece greece defaulting we could use them to shore up the capital and increase the one requirements of those banks in addition by being a member of the european union we spend around fifty five million pounds a day to the european union that money could also be repatriated back to preserve the economy of the united kingdom won't we're going through the bad times david cameron doesn't want to let the public know that we are contributing to these bailouts through of the spode of the means such as the i.m.f. and he doesn't want us to know the true facts of what would happen if greece was to bail out all the opportunities fo

and what is david cameron doing about it if anything a seat telling the people in britain accurately what's going on here david cameron certainly isn't giving the people of britain the truth about the indebtedness that britain is connected to the european union when you're looking at this bailout we're having to pump billions into the i.m.f. to support this this is money that could be used to help the banks that would have to face some of the detrimental effects of greece greece defaulting we could use them to shore up the capital and increase the one requirements of those banks in addition by being a member of the european union we spend around fifty five million pounds a day to the european union that money could also be repatriated back to preserve the economy of the united kingdom won't we're going through the bad times david cameron doesn't want to let the public know that we are contributing to these bailouts through of the of the means such as the i.m.f. and he doesn't want us to know the true effect of what would happen if greece was to bail out all the opportunities for gree

david cameron basically just completely in the pocket of the bank starts at this point and there's no hope for any accountability at all the city of london well i don't think that david cameron can be seen to be a supporter of the banks in the united kingdom or indeed the financial services industry as a hoe but i was not in your second because during the recent looting episodes in the u.k. cameron's out there castigating the looters well at the same time he is painting an aggrandizing all of the looting bankers he seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth i mean either he believes in looting as a business model for his country or he's against looting yes to pick one of the other you camp i would imagine as a position what you catch position. well you can his position on the financial services in industry in the u.k. is very clear we must support one of our most important industries but let's get some some facts on this not everybody in the financial services industry in the united kingdom are the rich bankers there are one point one million people employed in this industry i

and what is david cameron doing about it if anything a seat telling the people in britain accurately what's going on here david cameron certainly isn't giving the people of britain the truth about the indebtedness that britain is connected to the european union when you're looking at this bailout we're having to pump billions into the i.m.f. to support this this is money that could be used to help the banks that would have to face some of the detrimental effects of greece greece defaulting we could use them to shore up the capital and increase the one requirements of those banks in addition by being a member of the european union we spend around fifty five million pounds a day to the european union that money could also be repatriated back to preserve the economy of the united kingdom once we're going through the bad times david cameron doesn't want to let the public know that we are contributing to these bailouts through other spoke of the means such as the i.m.f. and he doesn't want. so as to know the true effect of what would happen if greece was to bail out all the opportunities

and what is david cameron doing about it if anything a seat telling the people in britain accurately what's going on here david cameron certainly isn't giving the people of britain the truth about the indebtedness that britain is connected to the european union when you're looking at this bailout we're having to pump billions into the i.m.f. to support this this is money that could be used to help the banks that would have to face some of the detrimental effects of greece greece defaulting we could use them to sure. campus will increase the two one requirements of those banks in addition by being a member of the european union we spend around fifty five million pounds a day to the european union that money could also be repatriated back to preserve the economy of the united kingdom won't who are going through the bad times david cameron doesn't want to let the public know that we are contributing to these bailouts through of the spode of the means such as the i.m.f. and he doesn't want us to know the true effect of what would happen if greece was to bail out all the opportunities for

david cameron basically just completely in the pocket of the bank stars at this point and there's no hope for any accountability at all the city of london well i don't think of david cameron can be seen to be a supporter of the banks in the united kingdom or indeed the financial services industry as a whole but i live there is about in your second because during the recent looting episodes in the u.k. cameron's out there castigating the looters all at the same time he is penning an aggrandizing all of the looting bankers he seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth i mean either he believes in looting as a business model for his country or he's against looting yes to pick one of the other you camp i would imagine has a position of what you catch position. well you can his position on the financial services in history in the u.k. is very clear we must support one of our most important industries and i say let's get some some facts on this not everybody in the financial services industry in the united kingdom are the rich bankers there are one point one million people employed

and what is david cameron doing about it if anything a seat telling the people in britain accurately what's going on here david cameron certainly isn't giving the people of britain the truth about the indebtedness that britain is connected to the european union when you're looking at this bailout we're having to pump billions into the i.m.f. to support this this is money that could be used to help the banks that would have to face some of the detrimental effects of greece greece defaulting we could use them to shore up the capital and increase the one requirements of those banks in addition by being a member of the european union we spend around fifty five million pounds a day to the european union that money could also be repatriated back to preserve the economy of the united kingdom won't we're going through the bad times david cameron doesn't want to let the public know that we are. contributing to these bailouts through of the spode of the means such as the i.m.f. and he doesn't want us to know the true effect of what would happen if greece was to bail out all the opportunities f

and what is david cameron doing about it if anything a seat telling the people in britain accurately what's going on here david cameron certainly isn't giving the people of britain the truth about the indebtedness that britain is connected to the european union when you're looking at this bailout we're having to pump billions into the i.m.f. to support this this is money that could be used to help the banks that would have to face some of the detrimental effects of greece greece defaulting we could use them to shore up the capital and increase the one requirements of those banks in addition by being a member of the european union we spend around fifty five million pounds a day to the european union that money could also be repatriated back to preserve the economy of the united kingdom won't we're going through the bad times david cameron doesn't want to let the public know that we are contributing to these bailouts through of the spoke of the means such as the i.m.f. and he doesn't want us to know the true effect of what would happen if greece was to bail out all the opportunities fo

david cameron is to close his conservative party's annual conference today by calling on households to pay off their debt. we are in manchester. >> party conference must almost feel like a vacation for david cameron and after the last few months of frantic activity which saw not just one but two of his summer holidays interrupted by events. [siren] he's been enjoying the italian sunshine, when rioting broke out in london, birmingham, and manchester. force them to return home to give his assessment of what had gone wrong. >> pockets of our society that are not just broken but frankly sick. >> a couple of weeks later mr. cameron was breaking off a holiday again to deal with the fall of tripoli. leadership is the theme of the conference, sir david cameron will use his response to the libyan crisis and the riots to underline that. the polls suggest that he is the most popular of the 3 party leaders in britain. but the economic situation volatile, the prime minister knows that could be turned on its head. critics say david cameron's privileged upbringing makes them look out of touch with ho

that is david cameron. you know that britain needs to change. every day of your life seems fight to make ends , to do the best buy your kids, to look after your mom and dad. will be a tough fight to change britain. i am up for the fight. the fight for a new bargain. new bargain in our economy so that reward is linked to effort. a new bargain based on your we can pay our way in the world. a new bargain to ensure responsibility from top to bottom. a new bargain to break open the closed circle and break up interests that hold our country back. i aspire to be your prime of the same, but to write a new chapter in our country puzzle history. the promise of britain and lies in its people. tragedy of britain is that it is not being met. my mission, our mission, to fulfill the promise of each so that we fulfill the promise of britain. you very much. [applause] ♪ [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] mitt romney campaigned in in new hampshire. monday, it can burns talked about his new documentary, a prohibition. he is expec

cameron is a staunch supporter of the e.u. and faces a rebellion in his own party some sixty conservative m.p.'s are defying government orders and will support the idea come in as early as the dissenting tories to reconsider saying this is a delicate time for the e.u. and not for a large the n.e.p. from the u.k. independence party believes that far from being a uniting force the e.u. is quickly becoming a catalyst for conflict between nations. i want to europe where we cooperate together and work together and sign a grievance together not a europe where we hand over the ability to make those decisions so a group of other elected bureaucrats and only are given the peace which now the e.u. supporters of fall back on because all their other arguments frankly have failed look what kept the peace in europe often argue forty five was not with you but didn't come along for many many what kept the peace was made so an example of a state cooperate with the other and i would also argue the fact that we had a nuclear deterrent and histor

and what is david cameron doing about it if anything a seat telling the people in britain accurately what's going on here david cameron certainly isn't giving the people of britain the truth about the indebtedness that britain is connected to the european union when you're looking at this bailout we're having to pump billions into the i.m.f. to support this this is money that could be used to help the banks that would have to face some of the detrimental effects of greece greece defaulting we could use them to shore up the capital and increase the one requirements of those banks. in addition by being a member of the european union we spend around fifty five million pounds a day to the european union that money could also be repatriated back to preserve the economy of the united kingdom won't we're going through the bad times david cameron doesn't want to let the public know that we are contributing to these bailouts through of the spode of the means such as the i.m.f. and he doesn't want us to know the true facts of what would happen if greece was to bail out all the opportunities fo

and what is david cameron doing about it if anything a seat telling the people in britain accurately what's going on here david cameron certainly isn't giving the people of britain the truth about the indebtedness that that britain is connected to the european union. when you're looking at this bailout we're having to pump billions into the i.m.f. to support this this is money that could be used to help the banks that would have to face some of the detrimental effects of greece greece defaulting we could use them to shore up the capital and increase the one requirements of those banks in addition by being a member of the european union we spend around fifty five million pounds a day to the european union that money could also be repatriated back to preserve the economy of the united kingdom won't we're going through the bad times david cameron doesn't want to let the public know that we are contributing to these bailouts through of the spode of the means such as the i.m.f. and he doesn't want us to know the true effect of what would happen if greece was to bail out all the opportunit

that is david cameron. you know that britain needs to change. every day of your life seems fight to make ends , to do the best buy your kids, to look after your mom and dad. will be a tough fight to change britain. i am up for the fight. the fight for a new bargain. new bargain in our economy so that reward is linked to effort. a new bargain based on your we can pay our way in the world. a new bargain to ensure responsibility from top to bottom. a new bargain to break open the closed circle and break up interests that hold our country back. i aspire to be your prime of the same, but to write a new chapter in our country puzzle history. the promise of britain and lies in its people. tragedy of britain is that it is not being met. my mission, our mission, to fulfill the promise of each so that we fulfill the promise of britain. you very much. [applause] ♪ [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> next, british labor party leader talks about the state of the british economy. then, republican presidential candidates ne

debate prime minister david cameron has said that he respects the views of those supporting his country leaving the union but the timing now is wrong the vote wasn't binding on ministers but the debate was supported by more than sixty members of david cameron's party the biggest internal challenges faced as prime minister and why european leaders are expected to take the final decision on the faltering greek economy i took crunch summit on wednesday the president of the european council one hundred one point is asking for closer fiscal cooperation between the eurozone countries but john gorton a member of the vote in the u.k. out of the u. kodori u.k. organization says british taxpayers do not want to pay greek debts. the fact is one hundred thousand people start a petition that was david cameron's idea in fact there's been almost half a million people have signed petitions it was cameron's idea if enough people signed a petition that debate in parliament that's what's happening today although what has happened is all three political leaders of the three main political parties have the

the british prime minister david cameron has suffered his biggest parliamentary rebellion since taking office. whether this should be a referendum on the european union. the 79 conservative mp's acted. >> 111 yes to the right. those narrow, 483. >> david cameron has now had a taste of europe, which his conservative predecessors also faced. the euro zone crisis has emboldened many of his own to call for a referendum on the britain membership in the european union. the prime minister had tried to plead with them, saying he himself wanted to repatriate power from brussels to britain, but triggering this at this time in the crisis would not make sense. >> when your neighbor's house is on fire, your first impulse should be to help them put out the flames, not to stop the flames from reaching your own house. this is not the time -- this is not the time to argue about this. >> many of his own were prepared to defy his wishes, voting in favor of a referendum. >> the vote is no. the tentacles of the european union intrude into more and more areas of our national lives. understandably, they are

david cameron basically just completely in the pocket of the bank stars at this point and there's no hope for any accountability at all in the city of london well i don't think a very big cameron can be seen to be a supporter of the banks in the united kingdom or indeed the financial services industry as a whole but i love the result in your second because during the recent looting episode in the u.k. cameron's out there castigating the looters all at the same time he is painting an aggrandizing all of the looting bankers he seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth i mean either he believes in looting as a business model for his country or he's against looting yes to pick one of the other you can't i would imagine has a position of not you catch position. well you can his position on the financial services in history in the u.k. is very clear we must support one of our most important industries but as let's get some some facts on this not everybody in the financial services industry in the united kingdom are the rich bankers there are one point one million people employed i

s to vote against that referendum david cameron gave a cast iron government see that he would hold a referendum on the lisbon treaty he's been a bit on that now whipping his m.p.'s to vote against their being a referendum of the election david cameron said there should be if we repacked creation of powers from brussels to our democratic institutions at westminster part of the vote today in the house of commons is to have a referendum to be patched powers david cameron is now whipping the m.p.'s to vote against what was conservative party policy quite recently that is bizarre the british public know that and are demanding their referendum and opinion polls show that british people most british people want their side you talk about an issue of the powers here obviously are concerned about the e.u. interference in sovereign british affairs but in reality just how many e.u. laws were actually passed without british approval while e.u. law takes precedence over national law and there are literally thousands of e.u. laws passed each year the known as directives and regulations and they tak

s to vote against there being a referendum of the election david cameron said there should be a very patchy asian of powers from colossal to democratic institutions that westminster part of the vote today in the house of commons is to have a referendum to be patched powers david cameron is now whipping the m.p.'s to vote against what was conservative party policy quite recently that is bizarre the british public know that and good demanding their referendum and opinion polls show that british people most british people want their say you talk about an issue of the powers here obviously you're concerned about the e.u. interference in sovereign british affairs but in reality just how many e.u. laws were actually passed without british approval well e.u. law takes precedence over national law and there are literally thousands of e.u. laws passed each year the unknown is directives and regulations and they take precedence over national law and national law must apply them and they're binding on all member states that is undemocratic because the people passing these laws in brussels haven

david cameron basically just completely in the pocket of the bank's doors at this point and there's no hope for any accountability at all the city of london well i turn finger very becoming can be seen to be a supporter of the banks in the united kingdom or indeed the financial services industry as a whole but the loser is going in your second because during the recent looting episode in the u.k. cameron's out there castigating the looters well at the same time he is painting and aggrandizing all of the looting bankers he seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth i mean either he believes in looting as a business model for his country or he's against looting yes to pick one of the other you camp i would imagine has a position of what you catch position. well you position on the financial services in industry in the u.k. is very clear we must support one of our most important industries and i say let's get some some facts on this not everybody in the financial services industry in the united kingdom all the rich bankers there are one point one million people employed in this in

david cameron basically just completely in the pocket of the banks there is at this point and there's no hope for any accountability at all the city of london well i don't think they're very becoming can be seen to be a supporter of the banks in the united kingdom or indeed the financial services industry as a whole but i love the result in your second because during the recent looting episode in the u.k. cameron's out there castigating the looters all at the same time he is painting and aggrandizing all of the looting bankers he seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth i mean either he believes in looting as a business model for his country or he's against looting yes to pick one of the other you can't i would imagine has a position of what you catch position. well you can his position on the financial services in history in the u.k. is very clear we must support one of our most important industries but let's get some some facts on this not everybody in the financial services industry in the united kingdom are the rich bankers there are one point one million people employed

david cameron basically just completely in the pocket of the bank staff at this point and there's no hope for any accountability at all the city of london well i don't think that very becoming can be seen to be a supporter of the banks in the united kingdom or indeed the financial services industry as a whole but publisher is going or second because during the recent looting episodes in the u.k. cameron's out there castigating the looters well at the same time he is painting and aggrandizing all of the looting bankers he seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth i mean either he believes in looting as a business model for his country or he's against looting yes to pick one of the other ukip i would imagine has a position of what ukip position. well you could position on the financial services in industry in the u.k. it's very clear we must support one of our most important industries well is let's get some some facts on this not everybody in the financial services industry in the united kingdom all the rich bankers there are one point one million people employed in this indu

david cameron has suffered its biggest parliamentary rebellion since taking office. whether there should be a referendum on britain's membership ending eu. defied avative mp's last-minute appeal. >> the ayes 111. the no's 483. >> david cameron has now had a taste of the troubles over europe, which is conservative predecessors had faced. the european crisis has emboldened many of his own party to call for a referendum on and britain's membership to the european union. the prime minister had tried to plead with them, saying he himself wanted to repatriate powers from brussels to britain. but he argued triggering a referendum at this time of crisis would not make sense. >> when your neighbors house is on fire, your first impulse should be to help them to put out the flames and not least to stop the flames reaching your own house. this is not the time -- this is not the time to argue about walking away. >> many of his own party were prepared to defy his wishes, voting in favor of a referendum. >> the tentacles of the european union intrude into more and more areas of our

cameron's idea in fact there's been almost half a million people have signed petitions it was cameron's idea if enough people signed a petition that debate in parliament that's what's happening today although what has happened is all three political leaders of the three main political parties have effectively colluded and are now have now issued a three line party whip they're telling their m.p.'s which way they have to vote so tonight we've got just scarce thing attack on democracy in the whole room the mother of all parliaments where these m.p.'s are not voting with their conscience or with their constituents opinions they're voting or the way their leaders tell them to because if they don't they'll get the sack well i don't know about you bill but that isn't democracy british democracy it democracy is shamed by this this evening this may be a symbolic salute describe john this may be a symbolic vote but it's meaningless and it's not binding well but the message is giving is it not a message that britain is simply not supporting its european neighbors when it's a time like this britai

morgan by silver and now there is david cameron s t f you incredible this is gone global tell us more well first let's look at this headline here from nicholas our cozy tells david cameron shut up over the euro he bluntly told cameron apparently at some staged events for the eurozone crisis and he said you have lost a good opportunity to shut up and stop talking about the euro but i want to turn back to two months ago this little clip here that has been turned into a music video from kaiser report. that is a snappy turn and you know the thing about stacy herbert is that david cameron is just an easy guy to kick you know because he he has a look of the of us a positive or a dozen and he just mallows these platitudes of this and a dime claptrap down there the house of commons and you know he just hasn't big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fool's day like pick me get me this is begging to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every time these clowns meet they get into all sorts of buffoonery spat erupts between

morgan by silver and now there is david cameron s t f you incredible this has gone global tell us more well first let's look at this headline here from nicholas our cozy tells david cameron shut up over the euro he bluntly told cameron apparently at some staged events for the eurozone crisis and he said you have lost a good opportunity to shut up and stop talking about the euro but i want to turn back to two months ago this little clip here that has been turned into a music video from kaiser report. that is a snappy tune and you know the thing about stacy herbert is that david cameron is just an easy guy to kick you know because he he has a look of the of us a positive or a doesn't say and he just mallows these plotted to do this and a dying claptrap down there the house of commons and you know he just has a big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fools day like kick me get me begging to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every time these clowns meet they get into all sorts of buffoonery spat erupts between fra

morgan by silver and now there is david cameron s t f u incredible this is gone global tell us more well first let's look at this headline here from nicholas our cozy tells david cameron shut up over the euro he bluntly told cameron apparently at some staged events for the eurozone crisis and he said you have lost a good opportunity to shut up and stop talking about the euro but i want to turn back to two months ago this little clip here that has been turned into a music video from kaiser report. that is a snappy and you know the thing. herbert is that david cameron is just an easy guy to kick you know because he he has a look of the of us a positive or a does there any just mallows these plotted to do this and of dying claptrap down there the house of commons you know he just has a big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fool's day like kick me kick me this is breaking to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every time these clowns me they get into all sorts of buffoonery spat erupts between france italy over be n

that is a snappy and you know the thing about the herbert is that david cameron is just an easy guy to kick you know because he he has a look of the of us of positive or he doesn't think and he just malice these plotted to do this and a dying clap trap down there the house of commons and you know he has a big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fool's day like kick me kick me this is begging to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every time these clowns meet they get into all sorts of buffoonery that erupts between france italy over beliefs maggie e.c.b. seat well yeah apparently berlusconi. me i don't want to leave the e.c.b. even though they promised so cozy that if he supported mario draghi as the head of the e.c.b. that he could get one of his french buddies in there into one of these cushy civil servant jobs that get to dictate to the world what where our economic policies will be well currently now this guy binney smile you won't leave so anyway berlusconi ended up saying at a certain point i asked our coz

i'll still have for you this hour out of touch with the prime minister david cameron tells his party to have kept optimism we hear from analysts who say there's nothing to be happy about. plus we tour the attraction capital grozny as it celebrates a city day at its iraq was rise from the ruins of just a decade ago. the first in the u.s. the occupy wall street movement is gaining support on a daily basis lever unions have joined the chorus of disapproval and from l.a. to d.c. thousands of sat with the state of the economy and the government's inability to turn things around are protesting for a third week as artie's are going into reports they're determined to be heard. we don't want that knowledge is creating more pain we're not very more traction and i think people are taking it. more than a thousand people in los angeles. chose to stand in solidarity with the occupy wall street movement. at city hall the very visible center of government empowered. demonstrators worried that the one percent who control most of the nation's wealth have gained a stranglehold over the u.s. government

the british prime minister david cameron tells his party to have can do optimism but we hear from analysts who say says that he has nothing to be happy about. it piece of russia in the heart of new york st petersburg's renowned a marine ski theatre group is opening a new season in carnegie hall. this is the second time the orchestra has been invited to perform in the home which is celebrating its one hundred twentieth anniversary the orchestra is starting a series of five concerts expected to perform a number of works by celebrated right. from composers the director of the orchestra says that their presence in new york shows the marines he's a global. brush it remains country music and money is key he's maybe the most active institution in not only russia maybe even globally we perform roughly seven hundred fifty times a year in about thirty countries every year collectively opera. company orchestra a lot of people chorus alone all of this wonderful groups moving of course don't want to be. russia but globally and all of them built considerable names and i'm quite happy to see how many you

the fact is one hundred thousand people start a petition that was david cameron's idea in fact there's been almost half a million people have signed petitions it was cameron's idea if enough people signed a petition the debate in parliament just still stinging attack on democracy then the whole room the mother of all parliaments where these m.p.'s are not voted with their conscience or with their constituents opinions they're voting the way their leaders told them to because if they don't they'll get the sack there's a disconnect between the political elite in our great country and the people we've got match three national papers now calling for a referendum every paper today is condemned david cameron for using a three line with. these abuse democracy people are not happy in this country no one signed up armed fifty seven but in the age of fifty four not a vote on this and certainly my dad when he voted for a common market he didn't vote for the united states of europe that's what british people are upset about the political elites in westminster might try and stop those but a very ch

that is a snappy and you know the thing about stacy herbert is that david cameron is just an easy guy to kick you know because he has a look of the of us a positive or a dozen thing and he just mal's these platitudes of this and a dying claptrap down there the house of commons and you know he just has a big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fools day like pick me get me going to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every time these clowns meet they get into all sorts of buffoonery spat erupts between france italy over be nice maggie e.c.b. seat well. apparently berlusconi. me i don't want to leave the e.c.b. even though they promised cozy that if he supported mario draghi as the head of the e.c.b. but he could put one of us french buddies in there into one of these cushy civil servant jobs that get to dictate to the world what where our economic policies will be well apparently now this guy but he smile you won't leave so anyway berlusconi ended up saying at a certain point i asked our cozy what should i do ki

a faction is a hundred thousand people started petition that was david cameron's idea in fact there's been almost half a million people have signed petitions it was cameron's idea if enough people signed a petition they debate in parliament that's what's happening today although what has happened is all three political leaders of the three main political parties have effectively colluded there telling their m.p.'s which way they have to vote so tonight we go i just. still stinging attack on democracy in the home the mother of all parliaments where these m.p.'s are not vote children their conscience or with their constituents opinions they're voting of the way their leaders tell them to because if they don't they'll get the sack there's a disconnect between the political elite in our great country and the people we've got mash three national papers now calling for a referendum every paper today is condemned david cameron for using a three line whip. he's a beauty marcus see today he would win tonight he will win this battle he's going to lose the war people are not happy in this countr

well still ahead for you this hour out of touch with the prime minister david cameron tells his party to have can do optimism we hear from atalissa who say he has nothing to be happy about . plus we toured the a chechen capital grozny as it celebrates the city did had its miraculous rise from the ruins of just a decade ago. the first in the us the occupy wall street movement is gaining support on a daily basis we were unions have joined the chorus of disapproval and from l.a. to d.c. thousands of set with the state of the economy and the government's inability to turn things around or protesting for a third week and going into reports they're determined to be heard. we don't want that not just creating more pain we're not very more grabs and i think people are taking it. more than a thousand people in los angeles. chose to stand in solidarity with the occupy wall street movement. at city hall the very visible center of government in power and i think demonstrators worry that the one percent who controlled most of the nation's wealth have gained a stranglehold over the u.s. government

british prime minister david cameron tells his party to have can do optimism but we hear from analysts who say he has nothing to be happy about. plus we tour the chechen capital grozny as it celebrates the city day and its miraculous rise from the ruins of just a decade ago. anti wall street protests are continuing to spread across the country after reaching their third week new york is a currently hosting of the biggest rally attracting thousands of people protesters are angered by social injustice and corporate greed that they blame for pushing the country into financial meltdown or brings us more from. well at the moment this demonstration is gaining on precedented momentum thousands of people are marching through lower manhattan to join the occupy wall street movement i think this this number is one that nobody has even anticipated in the reason for that is because at this moment you are now seeing the unions join this movement the transport workers union one of the largest unions in new york city that accounts for thirty eight thousand employees has joined this momentum teachers a

bush trying to change.egime david cameron and nicolas sarkozy have pretty much spoken in those terms. david cameron has been attempting to distance himself from tony blair and the perceptions people may have of him over the iraq war. at the same time, i think nato will see this as a success and possibly a model for the future. >> thank you, matthew price. let's skip the latest from tripoli. caroline hawley of the bbc is there. the focus at the moment is on gaddafi and the funeral. when and where? >> that's a very good question, something better the new authorities are now struggling to arrange. we have just gotten word, the oil minister said that the funeral has been delayed a few days while they make arrangements for the location. while those arrangements are finalized, he goes on he has told them to keep the body in the freezer in the morgue for few days to make sure everybody knows that he is dead. the ntc is trying to control events and arrange things and to bury him in a secret location. the people that are now holding him, the fighters who took him , have other ideas and they wa

david cameron thinks it is crucial for the government to cut back as well. otherwise, interest rates right go up. someone, somewhere has to spend more. the imf said the government should think about slowing the pace of deficit cuts if the economy seems to be at risk of stagnating or shrinking. some critics think that risk is now very real. >> it is a pretty risky policy because it assam's if the economy is gone to work, the private sector will spend more. otherwise, all we have is the paradox of thrift. everybody tries to save. >> as the economic picture continues to darken, david cameron is one of many politicians around the world hoping we can do just that. >> this is "newsday." >> steve jobs, a co-founder of apple and the most successful businessmen of this era has died at the age of 56. he was died of pancreatic cancer in 2004. -- he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2004. >> he was held by many -- held by many as a visionary and a creative genius. >> the imf is one that the european recession next year cannot be ruled out. economic growth is in da

david cameron thinks it is crucial for the government to cut back as well. otherwise, financial markets might lose confidence and interest rates might go up. but for low interest rates to support the economy, someone somewhere has to spend more. the imf said the government should think about slowing the pace of benefit cuts if the economy seems at risk of stagnating or shrinking. some critics think that this is no real. >> it is a risky policy. it assumes, if the economy is going to work, that the private- sector will spend more relative to its income. otherwise, we have a paradox for everybody tries to save and the economy implodes. >> sainsbury results were better. their new slogan is "live well for less." david cameron is one of many politicians hoping we can do just that. >> this is "newsday,." i am in singapore. >> i am chris rogers in london. steve jobs, co-founder of apple, the most successful businessman of his era, has died at age 56. he was diagnosed with cancer in 2004. >> european leaders try to prop up beleaguered banks as the imf warns of a pos

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morgan by silver and now there is david cameron s t f u incredible this is gone global tell us more well first let's look at this headline here from nicholas our cozy tells david cameron shut up over the euro he bluntly told cameron apparently at some stage to events for the eurozone crisis and he said you have lost a good opportunity to shut up and stop talking about the euro but i want to turn back to two months ago this little clip here that has been turned into a music video from kaiser report. that is a snappy tune and you know the thing about stacy herbert is that david cameras just an easy guy to kick you know because he he has a look of the of us a positive or a dozen way and he just mallows these platitudes and this and a dime claptrap down there the house of commons and you know he just has a big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fool's day like kick me get me begging to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every time these clowns meet they get into all sorts of buffoonery spat erupts between france ita

morgan by silver and now there is david cameron s t f u incredible this is gone global tell us more well first let's look at this headline here from nicholas our cozy tells david cameron shut up over the euro he bluntly told cameron apparently at some staged events for the eurozone crisis and he said you have lost a good opportunity to shut up and stop talking about the euro but i want to turn back to two months ago this little clip here that has been turned into a music video from kaiser report. that is a snappy tune and you know the thing about stacy herbert is that david cameras just an easy guy to kick you know because he he has a look of the of us a positive or a dozen thing and he just mallards these plotted to do this and a dime claptrap down there the house of commons and you know he just has a big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fools day like kick me get me begging to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every time these clowns meet they get into all sorts of buffoonery spat erupts between france ital

david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. prior to question time the house is wrapping up other business. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> seven mandates and robustly able to protect citizens and especially the women to whom -- john glenn, speaker, what evidence can the minister point to the global leadership on increasing aid spending is encouraging other nations for similar increases? >> i thank my hon. friend. we have seen an increase in many countries for development which is quite right in accordance with the commitments they have given and britain has been in the lead. all of the spending is spent by britain in our national interest and very large amounts of it as well support our security and our future prosperity. >> order! questions for the prime minister! >> question no. one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. speaker. this morning -- [shouting] at least the don't have to do it in french. [shouting] speaking with ministerial colleagues i will be travelling to brussels for further talks throug

morgan by silver and now there is david cameron s t f u incredible this is gone global tell us more well first let's look at this headline here from nicholas our cozy tells david cameron shut up over the euro he bluntly told cameron apparently at some stage to events for the eurozone crisis and he said you have lost a good opportunity to shut up and stop talking about the euro but i want to turn back to two months ago this little clip here that has been turned into a music video from kaiser report. that is a snappy tune and you know the thing about stacy herbert is that david cameras just an easy guy to kick you know because he he has a look of the of us a positive or a dozen thing and he just mallows these platitudes and this and a dime claptrap down there the house of commons and you know he just has a big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fool's day like kick me get me begging to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every time these clowns meet they get into all sorts of buffoonery spat erupts between france i

also likenext, prime minister'ss with david cameron. he reported to members on the situation in libya and his meeting with european leaders about the euro zone crisis. while they are not part of the 17-member euro zone, he talked about the importance of european leaders participating members. members asked about future financial advice -- financial assistance for greece and on pulling britain out of the eu. our future prosrity. > order! questions for the prime minister! >> question no. one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. speaker. this morning -- [shouting] at least the don't have to do it in french. [shouting] speaking with ministerial colleagues i will be travelling to brussels for further talks throughout the euro zone. >> yesterday it was reported that the prime minister compared the families of those who die at hillsborough to a flying demand in a soft room looking for a black cat that is in there. i complained he wasn't getting enough credit for the release of government documents relating to the tragedy. wi

what are the implications for prime minister david cameron? >> this comes after a week of immense pressure and prime minister david cameron has stood by him throughout. he was very sorry to see the fed secretary go today. he's a very senior member of the conservative party and represents traditionalists and that's been lost from david cameron's cabinet. erin? >> thank you very much, liam. >>> in japan, the news of the fukushima plant children are being tested for thyroid problems. host of the sanjay gupta, m.d., is joining us now. sanjay, i just wanted to start off with, first of all, what do thyroid abnormalities mean? what are some of the health repurchase discussions? >> it's a major source of hormones in the body. one of the first things that they notice is that the thyroid gland is not working and they have problems of feeling tired and a lot of people don't realize it's a thyroid problem. they look for all sorts of different causes and if it's a thyroid problem specifically, that has to be treated. what is so interesting here and what we

morgan by silver and now there is david cameron s t f u incredible this is gone global tell us more well first let's look at this headline here from nicholas our cozy tells david cameron shut up over the euro he bluntly told cameron apparently at some stage to events for the eurozone crisis and he said you have lost a good opportunity to shut up and stop talking about the euro but i want to turn back to two months ago this little clip here it has been turned into a music video from kaiser report. that is a snappy ten and you know the thing about stacy herbert is that david cameras just an easy guy to kick you know because he he has a look of the of us a positive or a dozen thing and he just mallows these platitudes and this and a dying claptrap down there the house of commons and you know he just has a big fish on the back of his shirt like on april fool's day like kick me get me going to be kicked and how are these not clowns running the world and i have another headline here to show that every time these clowns me they get into all sorts of buffoonery that erupts between france italy o